US EditionMyanmar Junta Unveils New Election Details
The military junta plans phased voting in 102 townships starting Dec 28 despite civil war and control loss; the election aims to reset power after the 2021 coup.
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Myanmar junta unveils new December election details
YANGON, Myanmar — Myanmar’s junta released details of its long-awaited December elections on Thursday, saying the first voting phase would cover about a third of the nation’s townships — despite the conflict raging around the Southeast Asian country.
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Myanmar junta unveils new election details
YANGON: Myanmar's ruling junta released details of its long-awaited December election on Thursday (Aug 21), saying the first voting phase would cover about a third of the nation's townships - despite the conflict raging around the country. The military-led government
Myanmar's ruling junta on Thursday released details of its planned December parliamentary elections. It said the first phase of voting would cover about a third of the country's districts, despite the ongoing civil war. AFP reports. The junta announced on Monday that the long-awaited elections in the country would begin on December 28. Myanmar has been wracked by conflict since 2021, when the military ousted the government of democratic Prime Mi…
The first phase of voting will cover approximately a third of the country's districts
Myawaddy election prospects in war-torn Myawaddy (August 21, 2025) KIC The Union Election Commission of the military junta announced on August 20 that the first phase of the election will be held in 102 townships across the country on December 28. The first phase of the election includes Hpa-an, the capital of Kayin State, Than Daung Gyi Township, which borders the Nay Pyi Taw Council area where the military junta is based in the northern part o…
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